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Don't Let Him Kill
Don't Let Him Kill
Publisher John Long
Genre: Crime
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Very good first edition, with some bruising to middle of spine and edges of boards. In a very good unclipped dust jacket with wear to corners and edges, a small tear to the front cover, and some bruising to match the brusing on the book.
About the book
A genius in search of bloody and fiendish vengeance
Maurice Gorman was a genius. He was also London's most polished and brilliant master-criminal. He had slipped just once - and Patrick Dawlish of Scotland Yard had caught him at it.
For years, he had honed the fine Toledo blade of his hatred until the edge was razor-sharp. Now he was free.
The cruel blade of his revenge was now about to descend on Detective Dawlish.
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